There are a number
There are a number of aspects of this movie that are new to me, but they are minor compared to the plot. The final character, played by William Hurt, is a real, human human being. The problem is, we saw this in the movie, and it slowly became obvious to me, that Hurt is a real person. He is a real human being and that is a good thing. However, I think that Hurt was not a human being, but
There are a number of questions in the film that have yet to be answered. One is whether the film's creator was a true believer in the Bible, or whether it was just a movie to be consumed and enjoyed by gullible people. It's a shame that so many people seem to think that the film shows a passing interest in the church. The anti-Christian message is compelling enough to keep the viewer engaged, but it misrepresents so much of what